Goodbye, Seattle.
Every year, Seattle–Tacoma International Airport becomes a bigger global hub, its spokes reaching across borders in every direction. New links form to Asia and Europe, putting us one annoying TSA security line away from bigger and better escapes.
While Sea-Tac (otherwise known as SEA) struggles with ever-increasing passenger loads and has proposed building a whole new terminal by the 2030s, we’re increasingly taking off elsewhere, on runways and waterways from Mukilteo to Tacoma. Here are the newest and fanciest ways to take flight.
Taipei, Taiwan
The new routes to Taiwan’s biggest city are notable not for the destination—it’s a longtime Seattle nonstop—but
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